sarasota is about the same. >> and they're going to be driving down. coming downtown every day. >> yeah. but most of the delegates, if they're not in downtown tampa will be at the beaches in pinnellis county, which is about a 25-minute bus ride. >> one of the surprising things, i guess, or one of the catches, you're trying to get the federal funding that you needed for securi security. >> i think both mayor fox and i spent a good bit of time in washington, d.c. both charlotte and tampa got $50 million for security. that wasn't an earmark. that was a necessity. we could not host the event without the security-related money. it's only security related money. just to give you an example, i am having to hire i am having to hire 3,000 more personnel. 50 will go to feed, clothe, house and equip those 4,000 law enforcement personnel. so that $50 million will go. it's a serious, serious use of money for security related purposes to keep the nominees safe. in this environment of no earmarks that became a little challenging. but thankfully the congress came thro

the chairman of the republican party in sarasota called donald trump a wise, respectful leader. accept the award on august 26th with dinner at the ritz-carlton. for $1,000 a head, guests can meet him personally. for an extra $3,000 you can have sex with his hair. dictionary defines the word statesman as a person who exhibits great direction or about the in dealing with important issues. that's him in a nutshell right there. donald trump has had many statesman-like moments over the years. tonight, we're proud to present you with a few of them. this is great moments in statesmanship with donald trump. >> i know izzy very well. she was at one of my weddings, unfortunately, she wiped out a whole cake. >> somebody said, oh, because i brought up the birth certificate, i'm a racist. i said how can be be a racist? i just picked arsenio hall. >> is there a muslim problem, i said, absolutely yes. i want to step further, i said, i didn't see swedish people knocking down the world trade center. >> jimmy: why isn't he our president? doesn't anyone care about me? this is kind of interesting.

trump named sarasota g.o.p.'p the honor the day before the republican convention starts in tampa. what does trump have to say? he tweets i am truly honored to have been chosen statesman of the year by the republican party of sarasota county. lights are blinking and we're closing down shop. make sure you go to greta wire.com right now. there is an open thread. tell us what

trump named sarasota g.o.p.'p the honor the day before the republican convention starts in tampa. what does trump have to say? he tweets i am truly honored to have been chosen statesman of the year by the republican party of sarasota county. lights are blinking and we're closing down shop. make sure you go to greta wire.com right now. there is an open thread. tell us what you thought about tonight's show. just for you to join the rest of us. keep it here on fox news channel. good night from washington, d.c.. it on audiotape. >> welcome back. >> kimberly: hello. i'm kimberly with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino, greg gutfeld. it's 5 verz in energize. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ today, president obama called for a one-year extension of the bush era tax cuts for the middle class. >> i'm not proposing anything radical. i believe anybody making over $250,000 a year go back to the income tax rates we paid under clinton. when the economy create 22 million jobs, biggest budget surplus in history and milliontarys to

still showers down toward sarasota and the keys. for the most part, looking pretty good across a good part of the country. we'll talk during "morning joe" about some of those showers. >> good in kansas city for the all-star game? >> looking good for sunshine there. >>> last night in kansas city, home run derby. usually controversy-free. a little hostility from the fans last night directed toward yankee slugger robby cano. 40,000 fans were unhappy because robby cano as captain of the home run derby american league team didn't pick billy butler as part of the american league team. so they booed him from the introductions through his time at the plate. cano, last year he won the home run derby with 32 home runs. when didn't hit a single homer last night, not a single homer. royals fans were loving it. listen to the crowd during his final swing. [ booing ] >> gold glove magic? not quite. so we will not have a defending champ. robby cano with a good egg. >> robby cano. nothing doing. but not everyone had it so rough last night. the tiger

trump named sarasota g.o.p.'ear, local party giving hip the honor the day before the republican convention starts in tampa. what does trump have to say? he tweets i am truly honored to have been chosen statesman of the year by the republican party of sarasota county. lights are blinking and we're closing down shop. make sure you go to greta wire.com right now. there is an open thread. tell us what you thought about tonight's show. just for you to join the rest of us. keep it here on fox news channel. good night from washington, d.c.. we'll see you back here th. mr. o'reilly right now. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i believe it's time to let the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans, folks like myself to expire. >> bill: president obama once again calling for a tax the rich policy. is mr. obama being haunted by a previous president? >> it is time to reawaken this industrial giant to get government back within its means and to lighten our punitive tax burden. >> bill: we'll have a factor investiga

david kotok who manages about two billion as the chief investment officer at cumberland investors in sarasota florida said as a company we now void london is tarnished passing the buck to others shirking responsibility and avoiding accountability characterizes the people at work there so this is the way cameron should be talking about not the poor people but the pity people in the city of london. well absolutely i mean it's a regulatory cesspool that he believes is the key toward growth in the future by letting banks continue to rape and pillage as you've just described as down obvious whether a chase is p.c. or barclays or any other of these financial serial terrorists and he of course is ironic because of course he would be the one who would enjoy being paddled. now niall ferguson the harvard university professor who was there to apologize for all of donald rumsfeld's innovations and to countries around the world he is quoted in this article saying he warns the u.k. should be wary of imposing too many curbs on business financial services are the u.k.'s largest export he says and pay twelve

. >> greg, independent caller in sarasota, florida. good morning. >> caller: hey. good morning. mr. wald, i'm going to listen -- thanks for you. my reference is going to be a nova episode "making stuff cleaner." what i'd like to bring up is the work of nate lewis from cal tech. he has a process where he takes the sunlight and through a membrane put in water, it breaks the threshold of hydrogen so it releases. >> right. >> caller: okay. the second part is richard wall from university of delaware. hydrogen storage is almost impossible. it needs 10,000 psi. through nature's wonders, he found he can take a cheap substance like chicken feathers, heating them in a closed environment to 700 degrees and making, exposing the nanoreceptor sites inside chicken feathers. blow off tons of them. >> i hadn't heard that+++91v power grid. i'm talking about in your backyard being able to use the technology that's available today to actually convert sunlight to hydrogen. >> let's leave it there. that's a lot to go with. >> you've latched on to one key issue in renewables which is if you don't have sto

alameda 68. 87 morgan hill. 82 sarasota georgia. santa cruz has been warm. san bruno 72. warmer inland but not so much by the coast. we'll take that into the weekend and next week looks very, very quiet. night and morning fog otherwise 60s and 70s and 80s. >> thanks, steve. >>> in business news this morning we now know that marissa meyer is getting quite a bit as taking over of yahoo chief executive officer. a regulatory filing shows she will be given a $1 million annual salary and $2 million bonus. she also gets $12 million in stock options. one interesting feature is the retention bonus if meyer lasts five years as ceo of yahoo she will earn another $30 million. meyer is yahoo's fifth ceo in five years. >>> there is a new trend in bye owe tech research. bye owe tech workers that have -- bio tech workers that have been laid off and scientists are working together. the bio hackers share ideas and pay $100 a month toises equipment and get training. >>> there is also good news for travelers that like to make long-term plans. the airlines will start their usual fall sale ear

sarasota, florida's gop will give donald trump its statesman of the year award.ts cost from $150 to $1,000. if you fork over $1,000, you get a private meeting with the donald. she may not be getting an award, but susan collins has never missed a vote since taking office in 1997. she will make her 5,000th consecutive vote this week. they opened comparisons to baseball great cal ripken. check out the president's interview with a local station in vegas. >> for i were to loan you this to display at the white house, would you come to the right side on this? >> let me say this will never go up in the white house, but i am going to give you a chance to promote your team right now. congratulations. we were talking about one of the biggest stars in washington is bryce harper who comes out of nevada and i know the folks are proud of him. he's doing great and it's my second favorite team after the chicago white sox. >> if you read only one thing, the olympics just a few weeks away and a fascinating new study about why women would rather play sports than watch them on tv unl

sarasota will recognize him as the statesman of the year award.ll happen a day before the rnc convention in tampa. tickets for the event are running as high as $1,000. that includes a private meeting with the real estate mogul. he already endorsed romney. >>> okay. a member of jordan's parliament got into a heated argument about syria with his opponent, a former lawmaker on live television. the lawmaker threw his shoe and pulled out a shoe during this debate. this was on thursday evening. the former lawmaker accused him of buying his way into parliament and cursed his father. >>> a young boy got his arm stuck in a revolving glass door. he was leaving a restaurant in china with his mother when his arm got jammed in the door. firefighters had to remove the glass. it looks uncomfortable. >> i know. poor baby. where's the video where he's okay? >> well -- >> i want to make sure. yeah, if you have the chance to go between the regular door and the reinvolving, -- revolving, pick the regular door. don't push a stroller through. >>> and the accomplishment

the real estate mogul will be given the statesman of the year award by the sarasota, florida, republicaneat event takes place a day before the republican national convention gets underway up the highway in tampa. trump, who flirted with his own presidential run, has endorsed mitt romney. >>> retiring massachusetts congressman barney frank made history with an i do. he married his long-time partner yesterday. that makes him the first member of congress to be in a same-sex marriage while still in office. the couple wrote their own vows, pledging "to love each other and be each other's best friend in sickness and in health, in congress or in retirement, whether the surf is up or whether the surf's flat, for richer or poorer, under the democrats or the republicans." congratulations to. >>> the holiday week is over, and that means it is time to get back on the campaign trail. cnn's paul steinhauser has more on the political events that we need to be watching this week. >> reporter: good morning. after a week on vacation with his family, mitt romney returns to the campaign trail. starting his

crowell in sarasota is my instructor.t is a fabulous country and you're a fabulous reporter, thank you. guest: thank you very much. i apologize for my bad english. i have a piece of paper here with all the things i wanted to say. everything moves so fast i did not get the chance. i suppose it is because my bad english. i am giving interviews from time to time but we have native speakers. if you watch our program, you listen to native speakers give from america, great britain, australia or new zealand. my relationship to the english- language is like to the one of my wife -- i love it but i don't have full control over it. i don't know what you should do in the u.s. to improve your infrastructure. i just know this is a smart thing and a good thing to do because having a good infrastructure means also you will help your businesses. i learned that president obama at least wants to put more money into improving and rebuilding your infrastructure. when we talk to our german friends in washington, there are several thousand ger

crowell in sarasota is my instructor. it is a fabulous country and you're a fabulous reporter, thank you. guest: thank you very much. i apologize for my bad english. i have a piece of paper here with all the things i wanted to say. everything moves so fast i did not get the chance. i suppose it is because my bad english. i am giving interviews from time to time but we have native speakers. if you watch our program, you listen to native speakers give from america, great britain, australia or new zealand. my relationship to the english- language is like to the one of my wife -- i love it but i don't have full control over it. doon't know what you should in the u.s. to improve your infrastructure. i just know this is a smart thing and a good thing to do because having a good infrastructure means also you will help your businesses. i learned that president obama at least wants to put more money into improving and rebuilding your infrastructure. when we talk to our german friends in washington, there are several thousand germa

chun is on the republican line from sarasota -- john is on the republican line from sarasota, florida. caller: i am for repeal in its 100%. -- it 100%. hitting back to mr. romney, i believe there are black members of the naacp who were -- and will vote for mr. gandhi because under president obama, -- mr. romney because under present obama in the famine years he has been here -- he got -- in the four years he has been here, he is losing ground. host: on this health care law. you are talking about replacing it. the republicans have been criticized for not having a lot in place to read his place been -- replace the health-care law. caller: it would be thrown into the wastebasket in the senate. it is just a waste of time. i am sorry they went through it. maybe they felt they should do it. host: derrick is on the democratic line from rome, joined the. what are your thoughts on the vote yesterday? caller: this has no chance of passing. the republicans were against medicaid, medicare, and social security. they are against anything that will help the majority of the american people. they are

host: layton, sarasota, good morning.ler: i'm one of the people that you guys are talking about, the swing voter, and i didn't vote in the last election because i really didn't care for either candidate. so that was the way i spoke my vote. but you can talk about, like, you know, likability and all of this stuff, but mainly, what i'm going to vote on are economic numbers. and obama is trying to convince us, you know, the swing voters, that everything is all right. and we don't believe that. and many people i know that are independents, that have sat it out, are not now going to sit it out. they're going for romney. host: sounds like you're leaning towards mitt romney. caller: and i got polled, and somebody asked me if i liked obama, and yeah, i like him as a person, but i don't want to hand the keys of the kingdom back to somebody that has never even been a night manager for 711. host: it sounds like you're leaning towards the republican, to mitt romney. caller: definitely. guest: well, ronald reagan was never a businessm

>> sarasota, venice and tampa. >> that's right, you were in sarasota for a while. >> i was. >> look,e is people would rather have freedom, even make less money. if you could go -- if you look at small business owners, they're happy. you know, it's hard, they have to make payrolls, but they're happier than a lot of people that work for big companies, where it's easier. you don't have to take the same risk. so, people want to have their opportunity to live their version of the american dream. all of our versions are different. but they want the opportunity to live their version of the american dream. >> tell us about the single best thing you think you've done in florida for the economy. >> or the best thing. since there's only one. >> talking semantic -- come on, joe! >> give me your single best unique idea. >> single best. >> is it the exact same as someone else's? >> i think exact opposite. >> i think certainly. i think the fact that people now know, they know that florida government is there to help businesses succeed. it's not there, we don't attack businesses. you've got to do th

is that sarasota is about the san. they will be coming downtown every day. most of the delegates that they are not in downtown tampa will be at the beach in pinellas county which is about the 25 minute bus ride. one of the surprise is a kiss or not the catches used to get the federal funding they need more security. binders and you spent 50 come 60 hours. tell us about that. >> we spent a good bit of time in washington, d.c. and the initial stages to free up the 50 million that has been committed to but cities with charlotte and tampa each for security. that wasn't something we thought was in your market was a necessity. it's only security money. to give an example i would have a thousand officers having to hire from all over the state of florida 3,000 more law enforcement personnel, troopers, deputies come in addition to the national guard, 25 to $35 million would go to feed, clothe, house and yclept the 4,000 law enforcement personnel. the remaining 20 million chris to the security purchases like cameras and equipment so that 50 million will go and it's no

santa clara county has been nice. 85 a little better than usual getting into sarasota and cupertino. the coast, foggy, cool, most locations. no record-setting or anything. this is some of the warmest weather we've seen. 50s on the temperatures. fairfield is almost 70 degrees. that's an 8:00 a.m. temp. comes out at 7:55. a lot of fog there. it will get help from the low spinning off eureka. fog, sun, hazy skies. temperatures in the city, 60s on the coast, 60. around the bay 70. now, it looks like a cooldown for thursday and then a big cooldown for friday and we'll take that into the weekend. >>> 7:57. a brentwood bridal shop is giving away free designer wedding gowns to military brides-to--be. it's part of the giving back. brides have to be engaged or have a fiance on active duty. his and hers formal wear in brentwood on first street, 625 first street. and the brides can try on the gowns between 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. >>> breaking news. >> yeah. >> we've been telling you about a huge traffic jam. leaving san francisco, usually not a problem. a sand spill causing b

almost from orlando to sarasota, delegations will be housed. sumac how far is orlando? >> it is probably 90 miles, sarasota is about the same. >> they will be coming downtown everyday? >> yes, most of the delegates, they are not in downtown tampa, will be at the beaches in dallas county, which is about a two-hour bus ride. >> one of the surprising catches has been trying to get the federal funding that you needed for security -- i understand you spend 50 or 60 hours on a? >> i did. we spent a good bit of time, me and mayor foxx. we free up the $30 million that has been given, both charlotte and tim about the $2 million for security. we cannot have could not have hosted this event without that security money. it is only security money. to give you an example, i will be able to higher from all over the state of florida, 3000 more law enforcement personnel. troopers, debbie's, police officers, in addition to the national guard. twenty-five to $30 million of that will go to the law enforcement personnel. the remaining goes to equipment. that $50 million will go, and it is n

. >> reporter: allegations of insider trading sent sarasota in hong kong listed ship builder into a tailspin hitting an all-time record low. property shares get knocked. this comes after the securities and exchange commission filed a complaint against the two companies chairman and also had a court order to freeze his assets. he was said to have profited on privileged information linked to $15.1 takeover billion. he with other traders made more than $1 million trading the news. barclays says the news surrounding the chairman comes on the back of operational and credibility issues and believes he presents significant company specific risk and not helping the share price either, it was said on monday first half earnings would fall sharply as a result of the ship building downturn. back to you. >>> okay. still to come on the program, u.s. treasury technical tim geithner heads to germany to offer his take on the crisis. will his advice fall on deaf ears? >>> and these are the headlines from around the world. hsbc says it will take concrete steps to resolve the libor scandal. >> risk is back on.

we have mostly played locally in sarasota, florida.nd some bigger audiences too. >> how did you get the funding for that? i would imagine bringing a band has got to be kind of expensive. >> the people in our town were really great. they help out with donating money and that sort of stuff. so that was a massive help. and we'd like to thank all of those people that helped us. >> we saved up our tips from our tip jar and also had a kick starter project online. >> what's your favorite kind of music to play? you have been playing some rock for us today. but could i request -- i like r&b and gospel actually. you could work on that and come back next year. >> we like to play things that everyone knows. popular songs from the '60s, stuff like that. that's our favorite too. >> look at that saxophone. >> yeah. what's that made out of? oh, my goodness. i didn't even notice that. >> it's made from my fisher price corn popper toy. and the way it works, it has this pvc pipe with holes in it. when harrison covers different parts of it, it makes the p

. >> she quit her practice in sarasota, came out to los angeles with our daughter to be with me and wethat's stress, but you seem to be handling stress very well. >> we handled it quite well. well, we handled it. >> congratulations. >> thank you for coming on for us. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> that does it for us. your local news is next. we'll see you tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning," as we continue the conversation. thank you for joining us. >> take it easy. >> this is a cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning update. >> good morning, 8:55 a.m., i want to do you caught up with bay area headlines. bristol-myers a starting her new job today, a former google executive named ceo of yahoo, she also disclosed that she is pregnant. jury deliberations continued in a word in a wrongful death suit. it is children are suing it over the murder of their mother. he claimed she was harming their children. he is now serving 15 years to life in prison and the children are living with their grandmother in russia. squatters being one warned that they cannot camp in a park after a ser

. >> she quit her practice in sarasota, came out to los angeles with our daughter to be with me and we >> they say that that's stress, but you seem to be handling stress very well. >> we handled it quite well. well, we handled it. >> congratulations. >> thank you for coming on for us. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> that does it for us. your local news is next. we'll see you tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning," as we continue the conversation. thank you for joining us. >> take it easy. [ male announcer ] subway is the only place under the sun that lets you build your better breakfast with avocado! imagine avocado on a toasty bacon egg & cheese on flatbread. come celebrate avocado season before the sun goes down on this delicious addition! subway. build your better breakfast. with the subway buffalo chicken, featured $5 footlong of july! juicy chicken, bold buffalo sauce n' cool ranch on freshly baked bread. this chicken is kickin' and this july only, it's a $5 footlong! subway. eat fresh. and this july only, it's a $5 footlong! let's take a paint project from "that look

. >> she quit her practice in sarasota, came out to los angeles with our daughter to be with me and wehandling stress very well. >> we handled it quite well. well, we handled it. >> congratulations. >> thank you for coming on for us. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> that does it for us. your local news is next. we'll see you tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning," as we continue the conversation. thank you for joining us. >> take it easy. >>> 5 minutes before 9:00 a.m., that shot says it all. sunny and warm, hot and humid if you prefer. marty is at the first warning weather center. >> that shot says, sun and churning and burning. take a look at the forecast. high of 98 degrees today, it is already 83, and we could see potentially strong thunder storm, tomorrow, with yet another high of 98 degrees. we've been telling you for the past couple days, that we were going the blow torch two days in a row. here is what i want you to notice, by thursday, after the morning hours, we will clear thunderstorms out, drop it down to 94, humidity starts, every hour thursday it gets better h

almost from orlando to sarasota, delegations will be housed. >> how far is orlando? >> it is probably 90 miles and sarasota is about the same theme so they will be coming downtown every day. >> most of the delegates, if they're not in downtown tampa will be at the beaches which is about a 25-minute bus ride. >> one of the surprises has been trying to get the federal funding that you needed for security. there are not earmarks any more. >> both mayor fox and i spent a good talk bit of time in washington, d.c. to free up the $50 million that has been committed to both cities, charlotte and tampa. for security. that was not something we thought was an earmark, that was a necessity. we could not have posted that event without the security money. i will be able to throw 1000 officers at this and i have to hire from all over the state of florida, 3000 more law enforcement personnel, troopers, deputies, police of a service in addition to the national guard. $23 million will go to feed, clothe, and equip those 4000 law enforcement personnel and the remaining 20 million goes

. >> host: greg is an independent caller from sarasota, florida. >> caller: good morning. mr. matt wald, i'm going to list some things for you and my reference is going to be a noble episode, making stuff cleaner. i would like to bring up is the work of nate lewis from caltech. he has the process. he takes the sunlight, and through a membrane, put in water, it breaks the threshold of hydrogen, so it releases. the second part is richard wolfe from the university of delaware. a hydrogen storage specialist -- hydrogen storage is almost impossible. he can take a cheap substance like chicken feathers, keep them, and it comes close to 700 degrees, and exposes the nano -- nano receptive sites inside chicken feathers. we blow up 6 trillion pounds of them. >> guest: i have not heard of that one. go ahead. >> caller: it makes the hydrogen able to be kept in the atmospheric pressure. in doing that, -- >> host: greg, how do you connect the dots? you are referencing different things. >> caller: wide? i'm talking about in your backyard, being able to use the technology that is available tod

writes --dy wrigh sarasota, florida, mike is on the republican line. caller: i feel like the biggest loser of all. my financial plan has not worked. host: is that because you cannot get a job? caller: i am disabled, so i am not able to work. my income is based on disability income primarily. my spouse has a 401k plan. it's not doing very well. the biggest upset in florida for many of us has been the. upside down the. some of us have mortgages that are higher than the values of our property. -- the biggest upset in florida for many of us has been the upside down real estate market. i had to fire my lawn man because i cannot afford him. it hurts when you have an insufficient retirement fund. it's difficult to hire people and it really hurt the economy in a broad way. i have two sons who may someday need social security, and i am not certain it will be there for them. there is one positive note. i have a retirement plan in happen and that will always be there waiting on me when this life is over. thank you. host: michael says -- make a plan, but be flexib

sarasota, florida, buster, republican, what do you say buster? go ahead sir.caller: , this is buster. i remember paying poll tax and we had to pay that. i think this is going right back -- photo ids, you go to the city and you get them free. they should be able to issue me some kind of id. i think it's another way to disenfranchise people. i was born in texas. i script a birth certificate because because i was not allowed to be go to the hospital. thank you. host: caller this morning from charleston, south carolina, michael. caller: there's no evidence to support voter fraud at all. this is a pathetic attempt by the republican party to disenfranchise minority voters. it's undemocratic, unpatriotic and anti-american. host: one viewer on twitter puts it this way. those who yells suppression are therefore for cheating. u.s.a. today had this piece by susan davis, had to do with representative shelly, a democratic from nevada. they write here that the house ethics committee disclosed unanimous decision to open a probe into whether representative berkeley used her o

host: layton, sarasota, good morning. caller: i'm one of the people that you guys are talking about, the swing voter, and i didn't vote in the last election because i really didn't care for either candidate. so that was the way i spoke my vote. but you can talk about, like, you know, likability and all of this stuff, but mainly, what i'm going to vote on are economic numbers. and obama is trying to convince us, you know, the swing voters, that everything is all right. and we don't believe that. and many people i know that are independents, that have sat it out, are not now going to sit it out. they're going for romney. host: sounds like you're leaning towards mitt romney. caller: and i got polled, and somebody asked me if i liked obama, and yeah, i like him as a person, but i don't want to hand the keys of the kingdom back to somebody that has never even been a night manager for 711. host: it sounds like you're leaning towards the republican, to mitt romney. caller: definitely. guest: well, ronald reagan was never a busin